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The kid-centric hotel has 777 suites, with walls adorned with Nicktoon characters like SpongeBob SquarePants, Rugrats, The Fairly OddParents, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, and Danny Phantom. The Nickelodeon Hotel offers suites with one to three bedrooms. One-bedroom suites are 475 square-feet, two-bedroom suites are 484 square-feet and three-bedroom suites are 970-square-feet. Some suites have views of the hotel's pools or pond.
All suites have a complimentary Nick Jr. Kids magazine, a spacious bathroom, a sleeper sofa, a 32-inch LCD flat-screen in the family room, high-speed Internet access, and a table with chairs, a kitchenette with a sink, a mini-refrigerator, a microwave and a coffee maker. The one-bedroom suites offer a private bedroom, parlor area and a kitchen. The fully-equipped kitchen includes a stove-top range, full-size refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, extended counter-top and utensils including dishes, pots, pans and can openers. They also have a 32-inch LCD flat-screen and high-speed Internet access in the parlor. The private bedroom has a king bed, 25-inch TV, and combination vanity/work station, safe, iron and ironing board.
The two-bedroom suite, which can sleep a family of up to six, adds a semi-private themed kids' bedroom which includes bunk beds or two twin beds, a 20-inch television and in-suite television movie rentals.
The three-bedroom suite can sleep up to eight, has two bathrooms and three bedrooms and is ideal for larger and extended families traveling together. The semi-private themed kids' bedroom includes bunk beds, 20-inch television and in-suite television movie rentals. Two private master bedrooms include a king bed, 25-inch television, combination vanity/work station, lighted make-up mirror, hair dryer, safe, clock radio, iron and ironing board. The family room features a pull-out sleeper sofa, 32-inch LCD flat-screen television and high-speed internet access. In addition, the room features a fully-equipped kitchen with stove top range, full-size refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, extended counter top and dining room table.
My kids loved having a TV in every room, bunk beds, and their kid-sized table in heir room to color, play their Nintendo DS, eat snacks and watch TV.
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